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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 11 MIN

Snow Mythology

from Musings & Tales · host D. K. Wall

Exaggerated accumulations. Claims of driving skills. Legends of regional toughness. Winter reveals Snow Mythology under every drift.Over the past two consecutive weekends, Asheville has been hit by winter storms. Much of the eastern half of the U.S. has felt the pain. Social media has been on fire with claims that seem more mythical than real, at least in my experience.This story was originally a musing I wrote back in 2017, but it's as true today as it was then. I dusted it off and recorded it for the podcast.📖 Read Snow Mythology on my websiteHello, I'm D. K. Wall, author of novels and short stories. Welcome to Musings and Tales. Whether it's a story I'm spinning or a thought I'm sharing from my home here in Asheville, it's all 100% true... except for the parts I make up.📚Visit my website to discover more about my novels and short stories. ★ Support this podcast ★ Your contributions support the cost of this commercial-free podcast. Thank you!🎧 Subscribe to Musings and Tales on your favorite podcast appI hope you enjoyed today's episode. Thank you so much for being a listener.Happy Reading!All images and music are licensed through Adobe Stock.

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